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Is Full Contact Practice a Thing of the Past in FBS?
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[QUOTE="RSTuthill, post: 4752208, member: 7322"] I know that the late Dartmouth coach was the first to eliminate it from Dartmouth practices and that philosophy has spread. I assume it is still done during preseason camps, perhaps not every day. Maybe no more than once or twice a week. And certainly with the extra helmet protection. But let's talk about game weeks in FBS. Is full contact ever used during a game week? If not, how is it possible to improve tackling during the season? [/QUOTE]
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